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variables to import in readtable for a csv file

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Mihai Milea
Mihai Milea am 27 Sep. 2021
Kommentiert: Stephen23 am 27 Sep. 2021
Hi . I have the following maybe silly question: I have a csv file where the first row are some numerical values and second row some names. I attached a test file.
I used openFileName = strcat(pricedir,'/', 'test.csv');
opts=detectImportOptions(openFileName);
opts.VariableNamingRule = "preserve";
open=readtable(openFileName,opts);
While the first row is correct the second one is all NaN
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Mathieu NOE
Mathieu NOE am 27 Sep. 2021
hello
readtable works for column oriented files - not like your csv file which is row oriented
Mihai Milea
Mihai Milea am 27 Sep. 2021
Thank you . So what do I use instead?

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Mathieu NOE
Mathieu NOE am 27 Sep. 2021
hello
as mentionned above , readtable is not appropriate for extracting row oriented files
you can do this (based on your example) :
filename = 'test.csv';
[data_num, data_str] = myreadfunction(filename)
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
function [data_num, data_str]= myreadfunction(filename)
a = readlines(filename);
[m,~] = size(a);
data_num = str2num(char(a(1,:))); % first line
data_str = split(char(a(2,:)),','); % second line
end
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Mihai Milea
Mihai Milea am 27 Sep. 2021
Works perfect .Many thanks!
Stephen23
Stephen23 am 27 Sep. 2021
Avoiding NUM2STR (which hides evil EVAL inside):
tmp = readlines('test.csv');
num = str2double(split(tmp{1},','))
num = 3×1
NaN 23 35

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